Do You Have A Christmas Tradition?

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Do You Have A Christmas Tradition?

• No - 77 votes
• 50%
• Yes - 52 votes
• 34%
• I don't celebrate Christmas - 22 votes
• 14%
• Who cares? - 2 votes
• 1%
• What is Christmas? - 1 vote
• 1%
• What is a tradition? - 0 vote
• 0%

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[rowanwitch]

After years of being the one in the family who hosted the rest , usually ending up in tears before the queen finished her speech a few years ago I decided to opt out. Caused a lot of upset in the family but I prefer a  quiet few days with a box set and too many nice ( not Nice they are boring) biscuits

[Hopkirk]

I used to have a tradition of getting rat arsed.

Then kids came along, and I had to be more responsible.

[Arksided]

Changing ones avatar, i did put up ones Chritmas tree today... much merryment if anyone llooks at it

[Hopkirk]

It always feels Christmassy when Arky puts up that avatar.

[Redhelen72]

Himself and I always have something different on Christmas eve for dinner - for example

Smoked salmon, cavier and vodka

Indian

Chinese

Lebonese

Sushi

Charcutterie board

Just a few examples over the years

[steg]

Aye.. the day I like to be left alone... braw 😎

[nicebloke1]

I turn the radio off 2 weeks before Christmas and dont turn on until the 1st Jan,so i dont have to suffer Slade.

[Barmaid]

Yes.  I insist on having Carols from Kings on Christmas Eve and immerse myself in the kitchen with a bottle of fizz.  This is my 90 mins of peace and loveliness for the whole year.  Woe betide ANYONE who attempts to speak to me during that time.

[jourdain2]

Like Barmaid, 'Carols from King's'.  I now think I'll add a bottle  of fizz to the occasion.  Also always used to go round the village in a group carol singing - housebound folk would get requests to us - and end up in the pub where we collected lots of cash by singing requests  .... or maybe  they forked out so we'd stop, I don't know.  That tradition has gone, not enough of us now, sadly.

[webbo3]

Christmas eve

Cold pork and pickles, a few beers and it's a wonderful life, missus goes to bed and I watch Die hard

[Tilly2]

My tradition is to never cook a Christmas Dinner/Lunch.

[rockyracoon]

Daughter and I always watch Love Actually with a couple of bottles of fizz and picky bits.  I can't wait.

We'll also go to the rubbish Christmas market at the Southbank for some mulled wine and food. I like the lights

[dustypuss]

Only ever put the decorations 12 day's before Christmas and take them down on the 12th day after Christmas. 

[Buenchico]

Every year I buy th Christmas issue of the Radio Times, intent on planning my Christmas viewing.  Then, a few weeks into January, I thow it into my recycling bin, always totally unopened!

When I chucked it out last year, I vowed that I'd break the habit this year.  However the Christmas RT goes on sale tomorrow, so I'll probably do it all over again!

[anneasquith]

Oh, look it's steg. 
understandable my dear . 
take care .

[JinnyJoan]

put a balaclava over my mother's head to stop her from crying for 3 days as my mother's favourite sister died on Christmas Eve and that's why I so loathe Christmas 

[anneasquith]

Awe, that's understandable jj, the holiday period is not always a jolly time for everyone.

[Old_Geezer]

I hibernate until it's all over.

[Countrylover]

Same as OG.

[Prudie]

We never open presents until after Christmas lunch. I inherited that from my parents and have continued with it. I also make and drink a lot of snowballs.